Digital Interactive Installations Download

Author: Frank Blum
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 3836412985

Digital Interactive Installations: Programming interactive installations using the software package Max/MSP/Jitter

The present book is based on the author's diploma thesis written at the Institute of Media and Phototechnology University of Applied Sciences Cologne and describes the recent development of digital interactive art and the usage of the graphical programming environment Max/MSP/Jitter. Get Digital Interactive Installations computer books for free.
In the beginning, a brief overview of the present scientific discourse on the key issues interactivity and interface design are given. Furthermore, it portrays exceptional examples of digital art within the past five years, focusing on the main themes of digital installations and software art. This is followed by a description of Max's main features and programming methods, its extensibility with control devices and micro controllers, as well as differences to important Check Digital Interactive Installations our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

Digital Interactive Installations Download

In the beginning, a brief overview of the present scientific discourse on the key issues interactivity and interface design are given This is followed by a description of Max's main features and programming methods, its extensibility with control devices and micro controllers, as well as differences to important

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